St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-02

OIdNc. MiS. OcOlS0 al WOiis 4uio. "a.
Goodrich. Mrs. Wyer, Miss Banning, Miss
Johnston, Miss Hattie Belote. the Misses
Baker, the Misses Shave and the Misses
Chute. The ladies' toilets were as follows:
Mrs. John S. Prince, black satin, en- train;
flowers.
Mrs. Morgan, lavender silk, en- train. point
lace and diamonds.
Mrs. Markoe, white Chinese silk; point lace;
pearl ornaments.
Mrs. Prince, white lace dress, satin petit
coat; Mareschal Neil roses.
Mrs. Emma Prince, pink silk; pink roses.
Miss Grace Prince, white satin, trimmed
with illusion.
Mrs. G. A. Shave, black silk en- train;
flowers.
Mrs Goodrich, white crepe princess; roses.
Mrs. George Farwell pink silk; natural
flowers.
Miss Wier, pearl silk; natural flowers.
Miss Banning, light blue plush and brocade;
lace and flowers.
Miss johnson, pink surah silk, trimmed;
with illusion and ribbons
Miss Belote, white brocade satin and crepe;
flowers.
Miss Baker, white satin: hyacinths.
Miss Shave blue surah silk en- train; pearl
ornaments.
Miss Elsie Shave, white surah silk trimmed
with illusion; pink roses.
Miss Chute, white silk and lace; flowers.
Miss Aggie Chute, pink pineapple silk and
flowers
Miss Bessie Chute, white silk with pearls
and roses.
MISS GORMAN.
At her residence, Isl Rice streets, Miss
German received her friends, assisted by
Mesdames Percival 81. Ryan, Fred John
Ston, the Misses Nina Smith, George
Peterson, Kate Chislett, Ella Morris, Helen
Davis and Miss Routh. The house was
darkened and the gas lighted. On the
parlor mantel was a handsome bank Of
cut flowers, and in the back parlOr and
dining-room were elaborate and beautiful
decorations of evergreen, set off with flow
ers. The table was very tastefully ar
ranged. with large centerpiece of flowers
and smilaX, and contained plentiful ar
sortment of refreshments. The ladies
appeared in very handsome toilets, as fol-
lows:
Miss German, white satin and tulle, with
diamonds and natural flowers.
Mrs. Perceval FL. Ryan, white Grape and
orange satin, en- train cut pearl front; dia-
monds.
Miss Nina Smith, black lace and corsage
bouquet Of Mareschal Neil roses.
Miss George Peterson, white satin and
tulle. with pearl ornaments
Miss Routh. black velvet en- train, jet trim
mings: diamonds.
Miss Kate Chslett, Nile green cashmere,
white lace trimmings: natural flowers.
Mrs. Fred Johnston. white silk and brocade
velvet; natural flowers.
Miss Ella Morris, black silk with jet trim
mings; natural flowers.
Miss Helen Davis, cream satin, pearl trim
rnings.
THE GOSPEL TEMPERANCE ROOMS.
Nearly 500 callers were entertained at the
W. c. L. U. Gospel Temperance Union
and Bethel Mission rooms, No. So East
Seventh street. A motto of evergreens
greeted everybody with ''Happy New
Year." and the rooms were nicely trimmed
with flowers and ivy. A pleasant social
programme of addresses and music was
enjoyed. Revs. Fuller, Smith, Terwillger,
Norton and Dana, and Messrs. Howe and
Connell giving brief addresses. Piano Sc
lections were presented by Mesdames c.
Brinckerhoff and E. G. Tanning and
Misses Pins and Pietre. and Miss Hinch-
baum gave some violin music. Vocal num-
bers were given by Messrs. Swift and
Springer, Miss Brown and others. The
ladies who assisted were:
Mesdames c. Brinckerhoff, A. D. Manson. j..
S. Bailey, C. E. Tanning. F. w. Luley, w. w.
Cook, M. D. Miller, W. w. Noble, A. d. Con-
dit T. w. Noble, J. c. Quinby, N. G. Fuller,
Robert Smith, j. NJ Lichtenberger, RI. Flour
uoy, NJ. w. R. Perkins. S. L. Lent, J. E..
Rounds, S. Nj. Hodges, N. Corridors, L. L. Har-
rison, NJ. Perry, H. Onker, A. Mar
shall, G. J. Virtue, Fowler, .. A.
Norwood. A. L. Atkins l. Curtis, ]. Munro,
e. A. Waterhouse, j. Swift, George Cole, H.
Prio, Mitchell, H. NJ. Miller, Seegar. Barnard,
Fasolt, G. F. Woolsey, d. Connel, Cromherger,
Graham, Void, Meeker. r issell, MacDoug all,
and the Misses L. E. and h. Pairo. A. f. Mayo,
Lillian Quinby. May D'Anse, Marion Arm
strong, Matte Armstrong, Jennie Fowler,
Nellie Mabon, E. Stoddart, Vertue, Fasolt,
Smith, Perry. Moir, Bowie, Pretse, DIR. Jennie
Fuller and DR.. Mary Emery.
AT THE Y. M. 9. A. ROOMS.
The following ladies received the men,
bers and their friends at the I. NJ CA.
rooms: Mesdames G. Walther, A. P.
Wilkes. L. Warner, E. NJ. Van Duzee. w.
b. Shaw, NJ. L. Saunderf, G. II. Motif, r.
S. Lott, r. A. Kirke, j. ID. Humphrie. j.
B. Hoxie. John R. Hague, C. W. Hack
EFT. j. P. .Gribben, M. d. Edwards. A.
Chadwick. A. E. Clarke. c. G. Conover,
Thomas Cochran, c. Fl. Bigelow, C. c
Andrews. 7. t. Alexander. Oliver
Baker, |. n. Cross, Charles McCarron.
The Misses Jennie Eyles, Clara E. Eyles,
E. ID. Gould, OF Boston, and
NJ. ii. Tanner, of Buffalo; Miss
Annie Kay and Miss Gregory. At
intervals the Y. NJ. c. A. orchestra of
eight pieces, under the leadership of Prof.
Buck. furnished music. Vocal and piano
music was also given by Miss Gould, of
Boston. Miss Tanner. of Buffalo, Mrs.
McCarron. Messrs. Thomas Cobbe and
Charles Wolf. A very entertaining gymna-
stun exhibition was given between and
ESQ O'Clock by Prof. Westons class in
Guiding exercises on the horse, with the
ring tumbling, fancy bar performances,
etc., which was witnessed by all the people
the room would hold. The rooms were
filled with callers all the afternoon and
evening, and refreshments were served by
the ladies themselves. 1t was the most
successful New Years reception ever held
by the society.
MRS. MAURICE LYONS.
Hospitality was unbounded at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Maurice Lyons, 232 East
Tenth street. Miss Anna Lyons did the
honors of the day. assisted by Mrs. E. A.
Whitaker and the Misses May and Lille
Whitaker. Evergreen notices were in
abundance, and ivy and c!ematis adorned
the artistic parlor pieces. A harp and
guitar afforded music for the afternoon,
and III the evening the impromptu orches-
ira was reinforced by a couple of baujos.
Numerous callers made their greetings and
were invited to wine, champagne. punch
egg-nog. coffee, chocolate, fruits, fowl,
cakes, ice cream and confectionery. The
table was surmounted by MAGNIFICENT
fruit piece of tropical fruits. The toilets
displayed by the ladies were very pretty
and colors of delicate tints were worn.
Mrs. Maurice Lyons black rhadizmir, Jet
passementerie duchess lace; diamonds, nat.
ural flowers.
Miss Anna Lyons, cream surah, cardinal
Spanish lace mittens; pearl garniture dia-
monds, corsage bouquet of natural flowers.
Mrs. Whitaker, rose pink surah, point
lace, pink Spanish lace mittens; ostrich
feathers garniture, diamonds.